judging a wine by its label
We do judge some books by their covers; so, too, for me, wine. The funkier the label, the better. But is was especially nice to come across Novella - and it was good! Not so, I expect, Well Red, an organic wine I found.
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One of the best wines I ever had was called something like "trapeze brothers" and it had these two old-timey, mustached guys in one-piece circus outfits climbing a bright red ladder on the label--no joke! It was seriously delicious too. I think it was from Australia.
Posted by:Marc O. | September 27, 2007 at 03:27 PM